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Sarah Wilson
Sarah Wilson comes from New Brunswick, Canada, and is an avid traveler with a passion for sustainability, travel, history, and wildlife. In 2020, she left a career in education to pursue her MSc in Sustainable Development at the University of Warsaw. She spent ten years in China and now lives in Budapest, Hungary, where she works in sustainability. She loves her two cats, drawing and painting, travel planning, and getting cozy with a good book.
Education:University of Warsaw, 2022MSc Sustainable DevelopmentMount Allison University, 2011BA International RelationsExpertise:Articles by Sarah Wilson
Though not one of China’s most well-known cities, Xi’an was historically one of the country’s most important places and boasts many impressive historical sites.
Beijing is a bucket list staple, and with good reason. It is home to spectacular sites that are both world-famous and relatively unknown.
Hong Kong, known as a bustling and ultra-modern city, is also home to unique and intriguing historical sites that shed light on its modest past.
Most tourists who visit China want to see its most famous sites, but you’ll be amazed to see what treasures lie beyond the beaten path.
The Maritimes, located on Canada’s East Coast, are home to several historical sites that are both interesting to learn about and charming to visit.